two people got out of jack's truck.alked to the toyota sienna minivan and were driven away by the person behind the wheel. was it possible to identify these men? analysts isolated and scrubbed the images in an attempt to get better clarity. but the old tape system made it impossible. it left us very frustrated. narrator: analysts now turned to the minivan in the video and faced the same problem. so they took a bold step. keefe: we sent the video to nasa to see what they could do to enhance the video to at least identify the license plate. narrator: but glaring sunlight in the image created too much distortion. wilson: just because of the way the sun was striking the license plate was completely unable to be seen, even with nasa working to enhance it. narrator: still, this was hardly a total setback. investigators now knew there were at least three people connected in some way to jack's murder, and one drove a distinctive vehicle. it was a limited sienna minivan, where there were fairly small numbers being sold in the un

jack: all right.le, jack, bad news from a couple of drug makers this past week. >> well, you can contrast biogen which has been an awful performer, they had some bad news. the fda wants more information on their experimental alz a heym everybody -- alzheimer's drug, and then herb, that one's hitting fresh highs. there's been approval in europe for its keytruda cancer drug and also in the u.s. for its hypertension treatment. investors usually say what's the likely hood of new revenues, how does that compare with the coming patent expirations and they make a decision. we've got a cover story in barron's this week that says investors in general might just be too bullish on the entire big farm that -- pharma group. companies have been poor long-term performer s, and there are tens of millions of dollars of patent expirations coming by the end of the decade. a company like fiers, as an example, would have to add another company the size of eli lilly to make up for some of those expirations. not going to ha

i'm jack otter.g up, investing in innovation, how ark ceo think wood is helping investors take advantage of the a.i. craze. then investors think that sports business is a sure bet. the industry's undergoing massive change minting new millionaires as billionaires bid up franchise values. how you can informs too. and later, a look at the complicated bidding war for paramount but we begin with our expert possible and three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. my colleagues ben levisohn, andrew bary and elizabeth o'brien. so, ben with, the market got really spooked this week by interest rates and inflation, but then even more serious concerns about geopolitics. >> that's right. we got our flakes reading, and it was hot. -- inflation reading, and it was hot. that that wasn't good. we had two hot readings to start off the year, but this third one for march really seemed to say, okay, the economy's running hotter than it should be, the fed is not going to be able to cut rates the way the m

(helicopter blades churning) >> jack teixeira. >> jack douglas teixeira. >> jack teixeira. >> the mang highly classified military documents has been found. >> that's him in the red shorts there. >> the 21-year-old massachusetts air national guard member was taken into custody earlier today. ♪ ♪ (helicopter blades churning) >> this 21-year-old air national guard member is alleged to have disclosed hundreds of top-secret government documents online to his gaming buddies. >> why did he do it? how did he do it? what drove him? who is he? >> narrator: over the next six months, reporters at "the washington post" would investigate jack teixeira's world. it largely played out online. >> our whole team was working on this, creating networks, basically, of people, based their social media profiles, because they interacted in some way with jack or someone he was connected to. >> narrator: chris dehghanpoor specializes in tracking down sources online. he worked as an information security engineer at a gaming platform before becoming an investigative reporter at the "post." ♪ ♪ >> the first thing

(sighs) >> so, is jack, jack is one of the people talking about this?nspiracy theories. at the end of 2021, with covid restrictions waning, he says he began spending less time on discord. control of the server was given over to teixeira. the server name eventually changed to thug shaker central, a racist and homophobic reference to gay pornography. >> i would hate to describe the server as like, a cult of personality, but it became very centered around jack's humor and his point of view. >> narrator: jack teixeira was older than most of the group, many of whom were young teenagers. >> the more extremist he got, and the smaller his circle got, he felt it was his duty to be this, you know, father figure, to be this man that would tell them what's going on, and was... had all this information. >> narrator: by this time, crow says they'd broken off their relationship and she had left the server. >> a really key element was the way that the server became smaller and smaller over time. and it wasn't only that there were fewer people in it, but there were cert

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>> the special council's office led by jack smith, his counselor and deputy made the argument in the supreme court today, this morning, that they are essentially asking the supreme court to -- that the president is above the law, to make up the idea this is there is this blanket immunity for the president over any actions they take in office. bribery, murder, treason, all manner of horrible things, would essentially be shielded by the type of broad immunity that president trump is claiming. that is the argument that michael made no to the supreme court to uphold the federal court of appeals ruling against the former president. >> it was michael who argued, not jack smith. why not? >> because jack smith is a prosecutor by trade and michael dreeben is an appellate specialistly trade. he has around three decades of experience working with the department of justice where he has argued over 100 cases before the u.s. supreme court which is a distinction that only a few people in the country actually have. he was brought in to jack smith's team because he is considered one of the foremost i

well done, jack. mr popularity.rst amputees to to really kind of step into that world. and it wasn't a very common thing. it was very nerve—racking because you didn't know what people were going to think. and some of the other models, like the able bodied models, you could tell they weren't too happy about it because they were talking about the catwalk being like the ballet. it needs to be like classic. same shape model, same height models. and we were changing that. we were changing the mould, i believe, for the better. and it has been for the better. jack eyres, you are, mr england! you said in the past that you didn't like the word disabled. you feel its negative. but there is a movement now that disabled is becoming something that you own and that you're proud of as an identity. how do you feel about the word disabled now? the way that i talk, i referred to myself as an amputee or a para—athlete or a para—model. i'd never really say disabled, only because i feel like i identify myself as a disabled person still

jack seethed. he'd woken early float 800 miles and laid a wreath in an empty park and steeled himself a nonstop day of campaigning and for what? to be ditched by a chronically losing former state assemblyman who didn't want to be seen with him. though the was scheduled to conclude later that night with the dinner in green bay, jack had second thoughts. if this was how proxmire was going to behave, then why not scrap green bay altogether? jerry, who'd been working with for a couple of years by then it was best to backchannel. the problem with proxmire, his wife, ellen. maybe she could talk some sense into him. you know, the senator, is not going to go to green bay, jerry told ellen. he's really ticked off her products because he doesn't want to stay with him. ellen was none of it. get on the plane. ellen, order, husband. go to green bay with him and be seen with kennedy. he's going to help you get the catholic vote. much to jerry's relief, proxmire begrudgingly agreed. so it was a less than ideal in

smith wanted to happen, jack smith's goal is he wants this trial to occur.possibility that this trial occurs before the election? >> absolutely. jack smith his goal is to make sure trial happened before the election, because if donald trump becomes president on day one, he will and this prosecution as the president has the power to do, to call off any prosecution, including one of himself. drums goal is exact reverse, which is to delay this trial until january 20th, hope he wins, and then if he wins, nullify the prosecution. i still think there's absolutely time for this trial to happen, it should happen, the american people deserve to know what donald trump did with these extremely sensitive classified and otherwise documents. i can tell you before i was in the solicitor general's office, i was national security advisor to the justice department. and we saw cases like this, and maybe not with these number of extreme documents, but more minor ones, and of course those people went to jail. of course they were prosecuted and the prosecution did not take year a

jack. break. keep your views coming in. this is britain's newsroom on gb news. welcome back. it's 1018. you're with ben leo in foundry. pierce and bev turner on britain's newsroom. we're joined now by gb newsroom. we're joined now by gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson and former to boris johnson, former adviser to boris johnson, lord colville ranger. good morning you both . morning to you both. >> well, we were chatting already in the break about the biggest story of the day. this is scotland, scotland's hate crime act 2021, crime and public order act 2021, covid. been debating covid. they've been debating this 21, and yet they've this since 21, and yet they've still come up with this piece of absolute nonsense leading to a potentially tyrannical , potentially tyrannical, tyrannical government in scotland. >> it's awful. and leading to the world's best selling author, i think, or one of them at least. >> yeah, jk rowling just making a mockery of the law by calling it out. and

that's what the dilemma is for jack smith tonight. yes, the ones of this formally, but i guarantee you there's no one in the special counsel's office that's celebrating tonight. >> i would even lower the bar to anyone that's and 20 minutes reading the internet on the presidential records act, where it comes from and why it exists. i want to read smith in his filing, he makes this point clear and then mary, ask about what his options are.'s office writes, if the court concludes the president has carte blanche to remove documents from the white house at the end of his presidency, that any document so removed must be treated as a personal record under the pra as an unreviewable matter of law, and that, also as a matter of law, a former president is forever authorized to possess such a document regardless of how highly classified it may be and how it is stored, that would constitute a clearly erroneous jury instruction that entails a high probability of failure of the prosecution and the government must be provided with an opportunity to

jack, i really squeezed for time. do you think— as well. jack, i really squeezed for time.t is linked to ukraine? certainly the uk does. the uk _ it is linked to ukraine? certainly the uk does. the uk has - it is linked to ukraine? certainly. the uk does. the uk has recently signed the orches defence pact which is designed as a long—term protection in the indo—pacific. the uk is aligned to that and is tilting its foreign policy in that direction —— aukus. i would push back to say that they are not involved, but of course america has to be taking a lead in this, their military might is far beyond anything anyone in europe... kearyn, sor to anything anyone in europe... kearyn, sorry to squeeze _ anything anyone in europe... kearyn, sorry to squeeze you _ anything anyone in europe... kearyn, sorry to squeeze you tonight - anything anyone in europe... kearyn, sorry to squeeze you tonight but - sorry to squeeze you tonight but thank you for your contributions. hello there. a bit of a disappointing day again for this stage in april — rather grey, cloudy, damp, certainly across en

one is the argument that jack smith makes about the presidential records act.ne is this idea that the judge seems to be considering giving you -- that would be to the wall. the president can do x, y, z. it is not a vague law about the presidential records act. >> that is exactly right. what smith did was take both of your points and basically say in legal terms, you know, a whole bunch of stuff. it all boils down to, look, judge cannon. we've had enough already. basically saying to her, you are getting this totally wrong. you are delaying things and risking a double jeopardy acquittal. as joyce says, that we are going to mandamus you. which to say, you are so wrong, we will take this to an immediate appeal, and seeing the removal as a judge in the case. when i ran the general office, which is the office that controls all federal appeals from across the country. they will come to me and asked for that. saying, look, this judge is totally out of line. we have to file this. be patient, let the system play out. when you have a judge who is repeatedly -- the way thi

we appreciating it. >> thank you. >> now on thu indictment by jack smith, four indictments. let's go through those quickly before we get to your calls. a conspiracy to defraud the united states is the one. conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. anbstruction or an attempt to obstruct an official proceeding and ait conspiracy against right to vote as well as have one's vote counted. vicky and in ohio, democratic caller. you say no on this question. whether or not a former president is immune from criminal prosecution. you say no. why? >> he is not immune from it. he is guilty as sin. it's pathetic. he should have never got elected the first time. he is ruining -- he has ruined the world. he is ruining our democracy. all he cares about is helms. h -- himself. how y the world can someone look up to somebody like that with what he has done? he is nobody to look up to. these people are brainwashed. this is like a cult. he is not above the law. it is disgraceful. >> is it setting a dangerous precedent for future presidents that they would have to worry about actions taken i

jack's birthday was hell on earth, it really was.o where jack is. police and jack's family are continuing to ask for anyone with any information to get in touch. laura jones, bbc news. ukraine's second biggest city, kharkiv, was repeatedly attacked overnight by russian drones, killing five people. three of those who died were rescue workers attending the scene of a previous attack. the city's mayor said there had been a total of five strikes on the city, where residential buildings were targeted. the head of nato, jens stoltenberg, has said europe and the united states are "stronger and safer together". he made the remarks at a ceremony marking nato's 75th anniversary. the alliance began as a group of 12 nations who came together in response to the military threat from the soviet union. it's since grown to 32 members, including finland and sweden, who abandoned years of neutrality to join the alliance after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine. through nato, the united states has more friends and more allies than any other major p

it can be a slow process the female mac jacks kill give birth every year. with all of the monkeys have to be at least 4 years or this full that can be used for neuroscience research. today, the styles have just discovered this month is pregnant. this is her uterus right here. here's the really remaining. sure. but the us doesn't read enough monkeys to meet the demand from the concrete slabs to cover the shortfall. it imports small primates than any other nation. china was the main supplier until the band exports in 2020, off to the cool, big 19 pandemic, kicked in january 2023. a us government report concluded that the shortage of monkeys, the research was that the crisis going to the, arguably the last century. and current century, the medical discoveries have all been based in a medical research using animals to the co. vic vaccine is a perfect example of that. it is incontrovertible that we need non human primates for live saving research. the, the shortage of primates available for the medical and behavioral research has, has definitely impacted medical

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i am jack otter.g up the worst of both worlds inflation ticking higher will economic growth is seeing a major slowdown. invesco global strategist brian levitz says take a deep breath he is not worried. it's woodstock for capitalists of berkshire hathaway annual meeting happening in omaha next weekend. resident andrew will tell us what to watch for at the event as shareholders worn succession plan later jack house twist on investing plant we begin with our expert panel and three things investors should be thinking about right now for the barron's roundtable at my it mit colleagues jack hough, megan, i'll start with you after some down weeks and finally sent an uptick in stocks this week which was not bad on earnings mostly? >> is a little wobbly there for a while without soft gdp we've got elevated inflation. finance afinancing nerds acrossn manhattan began beating their chest and stagflation consumer spending remains strong. stubborn but the economy is coping. companies in the s&p 500 are beating earn

you really can't appeal that if you're jack smith and by the way, this is why i think jack smith is concerned with today's ruling, although he one in the sense that the court did not dismiss the charges if i'm jack smith and i think smith feels the same way, i'm very worried about this defense going to a jury because it's confusing, because it's complicated because it's technical and prosecutors always want to tell us simple, straightforward story. and frankly, defendants want to muck things up and as much as i think this defense lacks merit, i do think it could confuse the jury in a way that would worry me as a process it's cuter >> yeah. >> that may be the case. we may have heard the last of mandamus, at least for the time being. however, and for that, we may be thankful. elie honig. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks, >> so what's going on inside of trump's mind after a judge that he likes ruled against him, couple that with all his other legal and financial blows this week, someone one who knows him well, will join us to talk about it, plus a $30,000,000 mystery. who was behind t

jack smith's brief to the supreme court attacks every immunity claim donald trump makes.sident's constitutional duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed does not entail a general right to violate them. petitioners suggest that unless a criminal statute expressly names the president, the statute does not apply. that radical suggestion, which would free the president from virtually all criminal law, even crimes such as bribery, murder, treason, and sedition, is unfounded. jack smith's brief stressed that donald trump is the only president in history who believes in presidential immunity. jack smith wrote, the framers never endorsed criminal immunity for a former president , and all presidents from the founding to the modern era have known that after leaving office, they faced potential criminal liability for official acts. the closest historical analog as president nixon's official conduct in watergate, and his acceptance of a pardon implied his and president ford's recognition that a former president was subject to prosecution. the absence of any prosecutions